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This is the sixth Taipan I had the "pleasure" of owning, and every single one had been a stellar performer. Sold a "long" years ago simply because of weight and I'm not a big bench shooter plus another member wanted it. In the last year I've been working with (enjoying) a .22 Mutant standard...

Just pulled this up on Google, I have an older Huntsman Regal with the same issue. The soaking method spoken of here may have some merit, when I was a kid in the mid sixties, I raced " slot cars" at a local track and "wintergreen oil" was what we used to soften up the rear tires...worked...

I'm not a scope guy and not sure what eyebox refers to but I will recommend them...I reailly like mine, I have a .177 standard typr 1 Veteran in route, putting one that also.

Agreed with member Motorhead. I'm the second owner of this Mutant...original owner purchased around 2015 new, never had any issues...I aquired last September and one would be hard pressed to shoot it more than I have since then. Set at 890fps with JSB 18's locked it down and just shoot it...

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I've seen a lot of nice ones on that red hood over the years...I officially believe it's yours now! Thanks for the great post!!!

Won't believe it's yours until I see it displayed on the hood of your red pick up...Congrats!!!

I never shot it except to test...However I've never saw, or shot a .20 cal that didn't like JSB 13.73s or H&N 11.42's....

For sale, Beeman Branded SLR 98 Carbine .22 Cal. Serviced by David Slade in '21...hasn't been shot much since then. Will ship with three original magazines and 1" and 30mm scope rings. Will include a Leupold 4.5x14 side focus scope new when mounted, not inclined to sell without scope...I would...

Springer...Theoben Elinimator. 20 with Hyedua stock. PCP...Huntsman Regal .20 walnut stock.

Very similar, shorter barrel and air tube...the tube clamps are a little closer to the block...about a half pound lighter...biggest difference is noticeably shorter...feels like you can put it in your pocket!!! Unbelievably accurate with a 350mm barrel....same trigger though!

I own and shoot regularly four Taipan type one's, Two standards one Mutant standard and most recently a compact Veteran, all in 22 cal. All the standards were included in my thread of a few months ago, "Why I like Taipan Veterans." With groups ect. My Taipan ownership began in '18 and to...

I have a very unorthadox shooting style....Simply sitting in a comfortable chair left arm braced on my knee....Comfortable for me and I can shoot accurately to my satisifaction...most times. Bullpups and short carbines and compacts work best for me. My Bobcat and four Veterans are my...

Nice to see a thread about Wolverines, haven't heard much about them lately. I've got a .177 standard with a Forester stock talk about attractive, often show it to non-airgun people who loose their minds when they see it..."What kind of wood is that!" I never shot it much, I discovered Taipan...

Well you asked...Our BOB...Pixie Bob...is a cat breed...Note "Bob tail"...22 pounds...AKA "Mr. Milo".

That's the stuff of nightmares. I fought against that for decades in climates like Florida and Tennessee. MP-5 liberaly every few weeks...Inside and out...worked for me but had to be diligent. I'm down to my last bottle of the stuff...No longer available. Was great for barrel cleaning also...

Hope so...Keep it in the family...lol...Thanks for the heads up.

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Well...That one didn't last long...Checked at 7:30edt...gone...Would have gone well with my standard Mutant...there has/is some good stuff on AOA's used site lately...good place to stay off of if one is budgeting.

Mutant and Veteran mags both .22...Mutant 12 shot Vet 10 shot and somewhat thicker...I